Perennial Gardening

We are the grower!

From field to greenhouse, you can count on us for quality plants, at affordable prices.

There are more than 1500 varieties available during the season so you will always find the perennials suitable to your garden.

Use our Perennial Library create your own dream garden!

Exciting New Varieties for 2010

Photos and description coming soon!

Bloom Field's Perennial Plant of the Year

Any day now we will announce our 2010 winner!

Every year we find that one exceptional plant that offers gorgeous color, an exceptionally long bloom time, and works well in our landscape projects. Beginning in 2007 each year we have chosen our favorite - Bloom Field's Perennial Plant of the Year BF - pdf - previous winners.

2009 Indigofera pseudotinctoria

Vivid rose-pink pea-like flowers begin blooming in early summer and continues through the fall. This rare sub shrub has been an exciting addition to our garden installations and will remain a favorite for years to come.

Hardiness Zone: 4-9
Size 24"-36"
Light: Full Sun to partial shade

PPA's Perennial Plant of the Year

From time to time we our gardening friends asks us how the Perennial Plant of the Year is selected?" The selection process is quite simple – Perennial Plant Association members vote for the Perennial of the Year. In addition to their vote, each member nominates plants for future consideration. The Perennial Plant of the Year Committee reviews the nominated perennials and selects 3 to 4 plants to be placed on the ballot.

Perennial Plant of the Year PPA - pdf - Previous Winners

These winners from 1990 to present year are all available at Bloom Field.

2010 PPA Winner Baptisia australis

Showy indigo-blue flowers on tapered spikes up to 1ft. long, held just above the dense, bushy mounds of soft blue-green foliage. The blooms appear from mid to late spring, followed by 2-3 in. long, black seed pods which remain attractive well into winter. They can be dried for use in arrangements.